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The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmen Herlihy, Kinney, and Pearson NOES: None ABSENT: Councilman Mori and Mayor Reid PUBLIC HEARINGS Application o£ the Planning Commission to consider the Environmental Impact Statement and to fezone from the R-1-6500 (Single Family) District and the A (Agricultural) District, those properties or parcels identified as follows: Tract #3311 from the R-1-6500 (Single Family Residential) District to the C-S (Commercial Service)~ P (Public and Institutional)~ and I-P (Industrial Park) Dist~ict~ or such other land use as deemed acceptable to the Plannin~ Commission~ and Tract #3312 from the R-1-6500 (Single Family Residential) District to the P (Public and Institutional) District or such other land use as deemed acceptable to the Plannin~ Commission~ and Parcel #941-1302-2-19 from the A (A~ricultural) District to the C-S (Commercial Service) District~ P (Public and Institutional) District~ aad I-P (Planned Industrial) District~ or such other land use as deemed acceptable to the Planni~ Commission~ and said parcel containin~ more or less 13~85 acres; said tracts or parcel of land ~enerally located on the Val Vista Development (Singer Housing Company), frontin~ on Stoneridge Drive~ Holland D~ive~ and Denker Driver Pleasanton This matter was continued to the meeting of 2-26-73. Application of the Cit~ Council for removal of certain ~rees on Hopyard Road to permit improvements to the Pleasanton Canal and widenin~ of Hopyard Road~ and approval of P~o~ect No~ 72-6 and authorization to advertise for bids Councilman Kinney declared the public hearing open. Mr~ Campbell presented the staff reports regarding this matter, declaring a negative environmental impact on this project, outlining the removal of eight trees on Hopyard Road replaced by 16 trees, and displaying plans and specifica- tions for the improvements to Pleasanton Canal and widening of Hopyard Road, and requesting authorization to advertise for bids. Mr. Patton elaborated on the condition of the eight trees to be removed as being dead or nearly dead, and suggested they be replaced with 16 trees of various sizes~ M~, Robe~'~ E. Kinyon, 1858 Brooktree Way, stated he had no opposition to the removal of trees, but would like to see them replaced with evergreens, to eliminate tree ~eaves falling in his swimming pool. M~s~ Joyce LeClaire, 2429 Raven Road, representing Pleasanton Valley Home- ~wners Assn~, spoke in favor of the removal of trees, but requested they be replaced with equal size trees. Mr. Jack B~liock, President, Pleasanton Park Villas Homeowners Assn., stated the ~esidents of that area were in favor of the tree removal, and agreed that 8 trees o~ comparable size should be planted to replace those removed, with smaller ones in a~erna~e locations, and suggest the City start a tree farm. Mr~ Rober~ W. Foster, 6028 Sequoia Court, representing Valley Trails Home- owners Assno, stated the residents of that area were in favor of removal of the trees, and being replaced with 8 large trees plus 8 smaller trees. It was moved by Councilman Herlihy, and seconded by Councilman Pearson, that ~he public ~earing be closed. The ~GI1 cal~ vote was as follows: AYES: Counci~men Herlihy, Kinney, and Pearson NOES: None ABSENT: Councilman Mori and Mayor Reid It was m~ved by Councilman Pearson, and seconded by Councilman Herlihy, to accept the negative Environmental Impact Statement on the project and instruct the City ~aff to file it with the State. 2. 2/20/73